Kwon Oh Joong is a South Korean actor who was born on November 24, 1971, in Seoul, South Korea. He studied engineering at Seoul’s Hongik University, and made his acting debut in the movie “The Young Man” (1994), and made his small-screen bow in the drama series “Salut d'Amour” (1994). He has since gone on to appear in movies such as “Miss Gold Digger” in 2007, and the drama series titles “Gourmet” (2008) and “Bravo My Life” (2017).

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The film industry is a cutthroat place, known to bring people up to stardom and cast them out just as quickly. Bum Woo (Hyun Woo), an aspiring actor, has tried to overcome his on-camera anxiety for seven years with no success. Hardworking assistant director Do Na (Jung Yu Mi) is assigned to help Bum Woo overcome his issues – and their proximity leads them to get closer than they thought they would. After former top actress Lara (Do Ji Won) married wealthy company heir Jung Young Woong (Park Sang Min), she thought she was set for life. When he files for divorce, however, she returns to acting, but has to start at the very bottom of the industry… although she may find help from gruff producer Dong Woo (Yeon Jung Hoon).

Bravo My Life

Bravo My Life Team 

Kim Chi Bok

KBS02

Five years ago, his wife passed away. Her husband left for another woman three years ago. The two of them are left behind like this. Will they find true love again? Lee Sang Tae is left alone with his two children after his wife\u2019s death. An Mi Jeong has been living with her three children since her husband left for an affair! Feeling responsibility and duty to her family, she lived a tenacious life. "Love, romance, and dating" became words that could never be dreamed of again. This is the story of a man and woman who fall in love again. Through understanding and reconciling with each other, we naturally think about the importance of home and family.

Five Enough

Party of Five Team

Yun In Cheol

In the world of traditional Korean cuisine, Bong Joo (actor name) and Sung Chan (actor name), raised as brothers, find themselves at a crossroads when a special cooking contest challenges their familial bonds. Bong Joo, from a renowned restaurant family claiming descent from the last royal Joseon Dynasty chef, expects to inherit the family business and marry Joo Hee (actor name). However, Sung Chan's exceptional culinary talent and unconventional approach threaten Bong Joo's plans. When a shocking revelation about their great-grandfather emerges, it creates tension between them. Joo Hee sympathizes with Sung Chan, attempting to support him amid the family conflict. Ultimately, Sung Chan leaves to become a food peddler, specializing in sourcing the finest traditional Korean ingredients. Their brotherhood is tested by ambition, family legacy, and culinary passion. This 2000s South Korean culinary drama explores family dynamics, tradition, and personal growth in the competitive world of Korean cuisine.

Gourmet

Master chef team

Shin Mi Su (Han Ye Seul) is an ambitious advertising assistant juggling multiple romantic relationships with four very different men. For Joon Seo (Kwon Oh Joong), a millionaire heir, she plays a serene philanthropist; for Yoon Cheol (Kim In Kwon), a law student, she becomes an encouraging academic; and for Hyun Jun (Son Ho Young), a rapper, she transforms into a wild party girl. When a fourth suitor, her neighbor Dong Min (Lee Jong Hyuk), enters the scene, her carefully constructed web of deception becomes increasingly precarious. As she navigates these complex relationships, Mi Su must decide whether one of these men is her true match or if her elaborate charade will ultimately collapse. This is a 2010 South Korean comedy film directed by Park Yong Jib.

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